Volume 20, Numbers 1-4, pages 001-448 (2009)

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Symmetry Festival 2009, Part 1

FOREWORD

  • György Darvas
    Volume 20, Numbers 1-4, pages 005-010 (2009)

  • Solomon Marcus
    Symmetry as a universal pattern
    Volume 20, Numbers 1-4, pages 011-022 (2009)

SYMMETRIES IN THE GENETIC INFORMATION

  • Jay Kappraff, Sergey V. Petoukhov
    Symmetries, generalized numbers and harmonic laws in matrix genetics
    Volume 20, Numbers 1-4, pages 023-050 (2009)

  • Tidjani Négadi
    A taylor-made arithmetic model of the genetic code and applications
    Volume 20, Numbers 1-4, pages 051-076 (2009)

  • Matthew X. He, Sergey V. Petoukhov
    The genetic code, symmetries and Hadamard matrices
    Volume 20, Numbers 1-4, pages 077-098 (2009)

SYMMETRIES IN THE HISTORY OF PHYSICS

  • Peeter Müürsepp
    The essence of symmetry in physics-like science
    Volume 20, Numbers 1-4, pages 099-112 (2009)

  • Takeshi Sugimoto
    How to present the heart of Newton’s principia to the layperson: A primer of the conic sections without Appollonius of Perga
    (awarded paper)
    Volume 20, Numbers 1-4, pages 113-144 (2009)

PATTERNS IN CULTURAL HISTORY

  • Annegret Haake, Haryani Winotosastro
    Teaching symmetry using traditional Javanese batik patterns
    Volume 20, Numbers 1-4, pages 145-160 (2009)

  • Szaniszló Bérczi
    New Curie-type and Coxeter-type composite and colored plane symmetry patterns in the ancient arts of Eurasia
    Volume 20, Numbers 1-4, pages 161-176 (2009)

  • Tsutomu Oguni, Eiko Kobayashi
    Japanese traditional patterns reproduced by educational programming system: Ukiyoe, family crests, sangaku and others
    Volume 20, Numbers 1-4, pages 177-190 (2009)

  • Paul Gailiunas
    Celtic key patterns
    Volume 20, Numbers 1-4, pages 191-200 (2009)

  • Robert E. Dewar
    Islamic girih tiles in their own right as a history lesson and design exercise in the classroom
    Volume 20, Numbers 1-4, pages 201-216 (2009)

PERCEPTION OF PATTERNS

  • Diane Humphrey, Dorothy Washburn
    The fabric of the mind: Preferences for symmetry patterns by weavers; Preliminary report
    Volume 20, Numbers 1-4, pages 217-226 (2009)

GEOMETRY OF SYMMETRIES

  • David E. Flesner
    Dynamic visualization of planar hyperbolic symmetry via the Klein model
    Volume 20, Numbers 1-4, pages 227-246 (2009)

  • David I. McCooey
    A non-self-intersecting polyhedral realization of the all-heptagon Klein map
    Volume 20, Numbers 1-4, pages 247-268 (2009)

  • Lajos Szilassi
    Locally regular toroids with hexagonal faces
    Volume 20, Numbers 1-4, pages 269-296 (2009)

  • László Vörös
    Space filling mosaics and (animated) plane-tiling patterns
    Volume 20, Numbers 1-4, pages 297-308 (2009)

  • Gábor Gévay
    Symmetric configurations and the different levels of their symmetry
    Volume 20, Numbers 1-4, pages 309-330 (2009)

ORIGAMI

  • Krystyna Burczyk, Wojciech Burczyk
    Where is a polyhedron? About symmetry in origami models
    Volume 20, Numbers 1-4, pages 331-344 (2009)

  • Saadya Sternberg
    Collapsible origami: Symmetry and asymmetry
    Volume 20, Numbers 1-4, pages 345-360 (2009)

MATHEMATICAL APPROACHES

  • Ildar Safuanov
    Design of a system of teaching elements of groups theory
    Volume 20, Numbers 1-4, pages 361-370 (2009)

  • Sergey S. Kokarev
    Isometry classification of cubic homogeneous 3-dimensional forms
    Volume 20, Numbers 1-4, pages 371-392 (2009)

MATHEMATICS IN ARTS AND HUMANITIES

  • Micah Edge
    Symmetry in Fibonacci numbers
    Volume 20, Numbers 1-4, pages 393-408 (2009)

  • Matjuska Teja Krasek
    Symmetry and asymmetry: Artists and scientists walking hand in hand
    Volume 20, Numbers 1-4, pages 409-418 (2009)

  • Judit Király
    Mathematical elements in the work of Dóra Maurer
    Volume 20, Numbers 1-4, pages 419-436 (2009)

  • Tatiana Bonch-Osmolovskaya
    Some aspects of symmetry and dissymetry in literary texts
    Volume 20, Numbers 1-4, pages 437-448 (2009)

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